1. Describe the periodic table, 2. 3. Where are the alkali metals and the halogens located on the periodic table? On the following list of elements, circle the symbols of the transition elements and underline the symbols of the halogens: Cu Mg Sulfur Br Nitrogen Magnesium Copper Ag Ni 4. Complete the list of names of elements and symbols: Name of Element Symbol Potassium CI Fe Name of Element F Symbol Na P Fe Cl Ag

1. Describe the periodic table, 2. 3. Where are the alkali metals and the halogens located on the periodic table? On the following list of elements, circle the symbols of the transition elements and underline the symbols of the halogens: Cu Mg Sulfur Br Nitrogen Magnesium Copper Ag Ni 4. Complete the list of names of elements and symbols: Name of Element Symbol Potassium CI Fe Name of Element F Symbol Na P Fe Cl Ag

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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